It is currently in the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina and part of a larger Church of the Cross campus.

Formal worship in the Bluffton area traces its roots to the establishment in 1767 of St. Luke's Parish, where a church was built near Pritchardville in 1787.

The young town of Bluffton was a summer resort for the area and inland planters and a stop on the ferry route between Savannah and Beaufort.

[4] In 1997, the Narthex wall was moved back to its original location, expanding nave seating for the growing congregation.

Stairs now lead up to the renovated balcony above, which is home to the choir and the English pipe organ installed in 1999.

Today Cross Schools serves over 600 students ranging from twelve month old toddlers through eleventh grade with the first senior class being added in fall of 2023.

Six services are held each week on two campuses: Media related to Church of the Cross (Bluffton, South Carolina) at Wikimedia Commons